Citation and References

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Just use commas. For example, Job 15: 7-15, 19-21; 17:1ff. Where ff means "and following" or "until the end of the chapter."

This means Job Chapter 15 verses 7 through 15, and 19 through 21, and Chapter 17 verses 1 through the end of the chapter.

Maybe you are referring to the Greek alphabet mentioned in the New Testament. In the Book of Revelation, it refers to Jesus as the "Alpha and the Omega". These are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. So, it is saying that Jesus is the beginning and the ending of all things: earth, people, time. Revelation 1:8; Revelation 1:11; Revelation 21:6; Revelation 22:13 Perhaps you are referring to the wonderful Psalm 119, which is an acrostic of the Hebrew alphabet. Each group of 8 verses begins with a word the first letter of which is a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, in order.

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Nuisance laws (like those that govern dog barking) are usually regulated locally, rather than on a state level. You would have to call your city and find out if they had laws regarding noise violations and/or nuisance animals.

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you copy and paste the web address or go to EasyBib.com and type in all the info you know about that cite (info is probably on the screen)!

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1803 decision of this case written by Chief Justice John Marshall established the principle of Judicial Review, meaning that the Supreme Court ultimately has the power to decide if any federal or state law is unconstitutional.

Good Question. I ask to remove my listing and then another one pops up when you search for me. They give out my name, entire address and google map of where I live. I already contacted the news about it. Debbie Jurkovac

Yes, entering a guilty plea is the same as being convicted of the crime that the person was charged with.

It only gives a surface overview on a topic, and some of the inormation is not correct.

Footnotes and endnotes are references in a piece of academic writing. The Washington Monument is a building. Buildings do not have footnotes or endnotes.

Legally your previous employer cannot give a negative feedback to a potential new employer. All they can do is verify employment, dates of employment, and the position held by the employee.

A resume is intended to be a -history- of your education, experience, and previous employment. It shouldn't include "I plan to finish this degree in night school while I work at my next job" information. Save that for the interview if they ask about it. Attending night classes might be a strike against you because they may want you to work overtime on occasion and if you have a conflict of interest, someone without this conflict will probably get the job. Just list that you're currently working on your associate's degree, any relevant courses you've already taken that would prove useful to an employer, what college you're taking the courses at, when you started going, when you plan to complete the program, and, if it's over a 3.0 average, you might want to list your GPA or grades in courses that are relevant to the job you are applying for. There's lots of ways to work this information to your advantage, but the key thing here is that employers generally don't care about what you do outside of work--so long as it doesn't interfere with work.

Over a twenty year period, you have become an expert on crop rotation, animal breeding, finances, weather forcasting, community and school district relationships, politics and a responsible neighbor.

Check with your Department of Labor. Some states, like Michigan, have a law that protects employers when giving a reference, but there are some stipulations. The information must be truthful and not misleading, and must not violate any state or federal laws. FYI - Keep reference checks in a separate file from the employees' personnel file and keep in mind the employee has a legal right to see his/her references (they actually have a right to review their entire personnel file at least once a year and may request a copy of the file's contents). The company may set the number of times a year the employee may view their file - usually once or twice. And the employer may have a rule that the request be in writing and will give the employer up to one week to comply. I always sat in the room with the employee while they were looking through their file.

(Disclaimer: This answer applies to Massachusetts and is probably slightly different depending on the state you live in, such as what age you're considered a juvenile, etc.) If you are a juvenile (in MA, age 7 until the day you turn 17, NOT 18) and you have a court hearing in which you are found guilty, you are adjudicated, not convicted. So your answer to the question "were you ever convicted of a crime?" if you were under 17, should be no. As I understand it, If you are considered a Juvenile Delinquent from your hearing, your records are not open to the public until you are 18. If you are a Youthful Offender (considered more dangerous), your records are open to the public any time. Basically, if you apply for a job and they run a background (CORI) check on you, anything you did at any age (except for the Juvenile Delinquent under 18) will be there, and will be there unless you seal your record, which can be done with an attorney and you have to wait 3 years in order to do it. whatever you did before 18 is totally off your record, there is no need to inform them of this. I'm not totally sure, but I think they are removed from your record when you turn 18. So, I don't think you have to list them. No you do not. They do not have the right to ask you if you are a minor. Its a good idea to tell them about anything that would show up in a background check, but if it was before you were 18 it wont show up. Unless it was really, really bad.

You can create a wikipedia user id and then you can include or update the wikipedia literature. Internet is open plateform, If you have clear evidence that the surname belongs to Dhnagar then go ahead..